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Solution Manual For Cfin 3 3rd Edition by Besley
Solution Manual For Cfin 3 3rd Edition by Besley
Solutions
CHAPTER 6
6-2
1 − 1 12
Vd = 50
(1.07 )
+ 1,000 1
0.07 12
(1.07 )
= 50(7.94269 ) + 1,000 (0.444012 ) = 397 .1345 + 444 .012 = 841 .15
1− 1 N
Vd = PMT + M ;
(1+r )
6-3 r = YTM
r (1+ r)N
M = $1,000
INT = 0.095($1,000) = $95
N = 28 years in 2012
Vd = $1,165.75
Calculator solution: Input N = 28, PV = -1165.75, PMT = 95, FV =1000; compute I = 8.00% =
YTM
6-5 The bond is selling at a large premium, which means that its coupon rate (C) is much higher
than the going market rate of interest (rd).
The actual periodic, or six-month, rate is 5.10 percent, so the nominal YTM is 2 x 5.10% =
10.2%. This would be close to the going rate, and it is about what Tapley would have to pay
on new bonds.
6-6 a. and b. Coupon = 5%, thus INT = 0.05 x $1,000 = $50 per year, $25 per payment
(semiannual)
Bond’s value one year ago, when seven years remained until maturity:
Alternative solution: